Adelphi Hotel
East End, Melbourne
“Laneway design pioneer”
Vibe
A life-sized stallion pulling a cart anchors the lobby, setting an irreverent, dessert-inspired tone beneath industrial warehouse bones.
“Laneway design pioneer”
A cantilevered glass-bottom pool suspended nine stories over Flinders Lane, paired with confectionery-inspired interiors.
A 1938 rag-trade warehouse converted into boutique lodgings, preserving Melbourne's garment district industrial architecture.
Cocktails at the ground-floor Om Nom lounge and open-air gatherings along the rooftop pool deck.
On Flinders Lane surrounded by celebrated dining, cocktail bars, and art galleries in central Melbourne.
Rooms
Bold zigzag carpets and liquorice-allsort stools pair with plush marshmallow beds, Hunter Lab bath products, and replenished candy jars.
Wellness
The heated rooftop pool cantilevers two meters past the building's edge, floating through a glass floor nine stories over Flinders Lane.
Backstory
Built in 1938 as a rag-trade warehouse, Denton Corker Marshall converted the industrial structure into Melbourne’s first boutique design hotel in 1992.
Eat & drink
Head downstairs for wood-fired Mediterranean dishes at NOMAD, or sip high-concept cocktails and artful desserts at the ground-floor Om Nom.
The neighborhood
Stepping out onto Flinders Lane puts you at the core of Melbourne's East End, surrounded by laneway cocktail bars and independent galleries.
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